Nursing Posts

Over one million working registered nurses working in America do not have their B.S. in Nursing degree. WGU’s National Director of Nursing, Dr. Jan Jones-Schenk’s article in this month’s Journal of Professional Nursing describes how WGU’s unique model offers another way to provide academic progression for working nurses to decrease that number.

The long hours you’re putting in to finish your degree will pay off, but it’s hard to remember that when you wake up early, stay up late, and work through the night to get things done. Thom Hazel understands the stress associated with pursuing a degree all too well. He recently graduated from WGU with a bachelor of science in Nursing degree.

Nurses are a vital part of any healthcare facility, providing physician support and patient care on a daily basis. As the demand for skilled nurses rises, so does the need for a college degree. Click here to find out how to become a nurse.

People who are interested in pursuing a career in nursing are on the right track. A recent survey showed that students who have completed their bachelor's degree in nursing have a greater chance of receiving job offers after after they finish school than graduates from other fields.